Timing, Pronunciation & Swing Feel
€37,90
Masterclass with video of 1hr 30mins + pdf you will discover the "secrets" on how to get good timing, swing and great imagination and rhythmic safety
“Good timing bad notes = good music! Bad timing good notes = bad music "(Harry" Sweet Edison ")
All this is not possible to write it down and learn it from the methods but it is exclusively part of experience made of live performances, tests and analyzes.
YOU CAN'T FIND IT ON YOUTUBE!
In this 1hr 30mins + pdf video masterclass you will discover the "secrets" (they are because no one explains them) on what it means to have good timing and how to get it.
- How to pronounce the swing
- Rhythmic fantasy
- Keep time and be independent
- Play with and without a metronome
- How to stamp your foot
- How to play in very slow tempos and very fast tempos
- The techniques of time stretch
George Bovi -
LONG LAST !!!! Beautiful, very useful, powerful and I count on the fingers of one hand the musicians who have formalized the topic in texts / lessons / seminars.
Gianluca Vaccarino -
I bought various methods of Alessio including his omnia work on jazz guitar (huge and complete) and the masterclass on timing and pronunciation in jazz. The latter in particular not only gave me answers that I had been sensing for years but that I could not rationalize, but it also helped me to listen and study jazz and music in general with a different approach, more aware and in many ways fun. . Master's degree!
Claudio Vatteroni -
Well done! Never seen these topics explained like this in a masterclass!
Alexander Reito -
5 stars 🤩
Alessio Menconi -
thank you
massimo.ravasi -
It has to be seen and reviewed and reviewed and each time you understand and assimilate something more. Definitely a lesson that deals with topics that do not end with the end of the Masterclass but which give an opportunity to work on them probably for a (guitar) life. Really useful, congratulations!
Alessio Menconi -
Thank you very much!
enricosenno.77 -
The key topic to understand jazz. With many useful examples and exercises. Great thanks